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Jemma Harris鈥� career took off after graduating from 海角直播 and she is now a proud member of Bafta as well as Head of Production at 22cans.

And she is using her success to try and encourage more women into the games industry. 海角直播 is hosting an undergraduate open day on 19 June, from 10.00am to 3.00pm, where prospective students can find out all about courses, facilities and student life.

Jemma graduated with a BA (Hons) Media and Television Production Professional Practice in 2005.

She went on to work as an Assistant Producer at Midway Games, before moving to Microsoft鈥檚 Lionhead Studios. Jemma then joined independent company 22cans 鈥� set up in March 2012 by a small team with a wealth of experience in computer games development.

'There are virtually no elements of my job that haven鈥檛 been helped by my degree,' explained Jemma.

'My current job involves co-ordinating every aspect of video game development. This ranges from motion-capture shooting in Hollywood and London film studios, to voice-over sessions to producing trailers. It involves creativity, organisation, vision and a healthy dose of management and problem-solving.'

Jemma鈥檚 success led her to become a member of Bafta where she is involved in their 鈥榃omen into Games鈥� working group.

She added: 'Being a Bafta member is great because it opens up some fantastic networking opportunities with other people in the industry and helps you to create movements. Encouraging more women to become involved in the games industry is something I am extremely passionate about.'

Jemma says that studying at 海角直播 was the correct decision and not a day goes by when she doesn鈥檛 draw on what she learnt during her degree.

'I would definitely recommend people wanting to study media or get into the games industry to consider 海角直播,鈥� said Jemma.

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